English Words with "CH" Pronounced as "SH", Part 2

[@nanangsalaludin4247]

Thanks for your contribution in speaking skills for everyone...It's very helpful..

[@nguyenxoan5829]

I was waiting so long to see a serial that teaches practical speaking like this. Thank you very much for your effort and for bringing these awesome videos to us! I'm sure that these videos will have much more attention in the future! // sorry if I have any mistakes

[@xiongyaodong3069]

You guys are amazing teachers. And I am really appreciate your hard work!

[@elianabeatrizaversa8060]

Freddie never knew that he and his mustache would be featured on a KZbin video!

[@AlfredoPerez-ti7dl]

Thank you again Kevin and Liza for your always interesting and illustrative classes. Teacher Alfredo from Cuba.

[@jacksonamaral329]

oooh. i enjoyed it. i didn' know so many words.

[@XYZ-t4t3m]

Wonderful

[@gisellededios.3287]

Thank for teaching

[@mrmememe777]

You are welcome :)

[@tonymen6205]

thanks a lot teachers, hello from Türkiye

[@josecastellon5064]

thanks for your lessons , i can’t say if Kevin should grow a mustache as in the example, but you Lisa don’t cut your hair soo short as in other video. let it grow again. both of you are doing an amazing teaching work!

[@marcelosantacruz4112]

very good video

[@gamamu107]

hello there, how can I learn when the s is mute, like in Ilinois? PS: love all your videos

[@commercekehiro4822]

Thank you

[@dylanx9327]

Chicago... "i" in Chicago is like "ea" in beach or like "i" in witch " ?

[@k.2250]

Machtage ....the stress on the first and on the last syllables are heard

[@mrmememe777]

Mus-tash The stress is on the first syllable. Some people put it on the second, but it doesn't sound American.

[@hanam1623]

👌

[@mpos3507]

😊😊😊

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